Volume 2: 1834-1843 and 1864-1867

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Tu 4 I got Jack Patton & Wash to help hall posts to day they

Wash. drove there 2 horse Wagon Jack worked our black Mule with Jack. posts one of his own halled 2 loads each ten posts each Rich halled

Hackney ) 2 loads 20 posts each making 80 posts in all Frank Hackney

stayed to night It rained heavily on Lytles Creek No rain here

Wed 5 Jack Richd & Wash started with there Wagons for Cedar posts

this morning Plim left this morning (put out) he came back Plim at night & has went to work Warm & Cloudy It commenced rain-

ing at 12 oclock The wagons got home as the rain commenced Posts with there 1st load A verry pretty rain if it had only hung Rain on longer It done some good. Calven went to Mill in Plims Flour Flour ) place & got the flour of 2 1/2 bushels of Wheat this evening at 2 1/2 bush ) dark did not use any until next morning 1866 Sept. ) Richd & Jack went with there Wagons to the Cedars for Th 6th ) posts. Wash did not hall to day he has halled 2 days Tue & Wash ) Posts ) Wed. 4 & 5 Sept. It is cloudy & looks like rain Richd & Jack Richd & ) Jack ) has halled 2 loads each to day Jack 10 & Richd 20 each load

(halled up some wood)

We have quit halling & Getting posts for the fence having got

posts New posts 340 ( We have used some old ones I Matt halled ( old ones 150 ( think there is enough Several 490 ) 25 ( can be split & made 2. It takes 465 ( ( 464 to do

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Mag ) Mag & William went to Town & came back at night Richd Wm ) took the Wagon to Bostics Shop to git a wheel fixed this

Wagon evening Will git it next week

Fr 7 We cleaned out our turnips & potatoes & done but little else ------------------ I went to Town got some Cole Oil one half Gallon fixed Sat 8 up our lamp & It makes a verry pretty light Give .40 cents Cole Oil) The Circuit Court is still in Session Got Plim a pair of

Plim shoes $2.75 & Lorra pr $5.00 ------------------ It is raining this morning verry hard & quite cool No news. Sun 9 Mon 10 I sent our Wagon & got one Wheel mended at Bosticks it Wagon ) Mended ) costs $5.00 the boys cut wood &c I went to Town

Tu 11 Stacked plank & cut wood I went to Town

We 12 Stacked up some plank &c &c

Th 13 We pulled down our late [pleace?] of (Corn) fodder I hired

Cochran give him one dollar to pull foder. Got done the foder.

Fr 14 The Shows in Town Nothing done I went to Town

Sat 15 I went to Town fixed up Maryanns business got it all done

Martha) Martha is still unwell Jane Crofford & Press & Lou Smith came ------------------------ Sun 16 with her We got home our Wagon from Bosticks. Jane Crofford ) Mag ) Mag went to Jacks this morning 1866 Sept The morning is cloudy cool & looks like rain & Jane B. Mon 17 Croford Press & Lou Smith her 2 grand children is with her

Rained a little shower. We got up our little Crop of fodder

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Boots had 60 bundles pulled in my field.

Tu 18 Jane is still here Gus Langum Jas Thomson & Tomason

stayed with us all night

Wed 19 After dinner Jane & her 2 grand children went to Town it

J. B. Crofford rained a verry heavy shower after dinner the boys halled up Rain ) See his act ) some wood & Rone & Shaddon got 17 1/2 bushels of Corn (New)

$17.50 Wash & Jack is picking out Cotton ------------------- It is cloudy & raining Red is tryin to fix up the big

Th 20 Wagon bed I went to Town brought Mag home It rained all Rain Thomas evening Went in the Bugga Thos borrowed our Wagon Wagon Fr 21 We got 100 bundles of fodder of Jack Patton My 3d of what

he pulled The boys tryed to cut wood

Sat 22nd The boys worked a little in the fore part of the day getting

wood I went to Town Saw Martha Jane She has been unwell

Wm Kearnel ) but is better W. Kearnel stayed all night ---------------------- A little cool & cloudy William & Mag took there usual ride Sun 23 I understand they went to old Mrs Dew & eat there dinner

come home in the evening W Dew Jur is no better & his wife

------------------ is sick also at there fathers

Mon 24 , It is cloudy & like to rain Plim went to Mill, Richd & Red

Work halling up Corn to feed with We calld up our little stock of

Hogs hogs & fed them the 1st time since Spring. They are looking

verry well Some are gone

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1866 We commenced picking out Cotton Richd Red & Plim. It Sept ) Tus 25 ) commenced a heavy rain, & some wind about 11 oclock Stopt

Rain us from picking out Cotton. I see our Cotton is opening verry

pretty I got verry wet

Wed 26 We halled up wood I went to Town in the evening Saw Mary

Got a quarter of Beef 33 pounds 10 Cents

Th 27 Our little force is picking out Cotton See Cotton Account

Wash ) Wash is picking out Cotton giving me a part as we go, so is Jack ) ------------------------- Jack Patton doing the same

Fr 28 Rich Red & Plim picking out Cotton [feding?] &c

Sast 29 I went to Town the evening No news picked out Cotton half

the day.

Sun 30 Mag was unwell for several days not [bad?]

Oct 1st Martha & her little children came at night Mag went to Jack Mon Martha Jane in morning got a middling of Bacon 25 Cents lb & some beef

$2,20 Rone & Shaddon Got a load of Corn 17 1/2 bushels (See set)

Oct Tu 2. Martha Jane & her little children left after breakfast Went Martha Jane ) Mayes left ) to Saml Mayes & left there at 11 oclock at night for Oxford, Miss. for Miss. ) Oxford ) Scot Mayes is to go with her to Miss.

Wed 3 We are trying to pick out Cotton the Cholery is thought to

be in Columbia Jas Shepherd son of Wm C. Shepherd died

yesterday of Colery so pronounced Several others Negroes

said to be sick like Cholery ------------------- I went to Town had a settlement with Sol Bunch for James Jones Th 4

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Cotton (as follows)

Jones I sent to Mr Jones Gin Feby 2d 1866 7210 lbs Cotton See Feby 2 of 1865

" " 9 he reported to me 4 bales - 4 7210
2 bale 530 " 3 bale 500 " (Turned out 69 lbs over the 4th 4 bale 500 " ( in al
2020 lbs
leaving me 1869 lbs sold to him 30 Cents per lb at $30.00 $560.70 Credits 389.21 $171.41 Recd this 4th Octr 1866 1866 My note Jany 11 $130 & Int - 5.46 " " 21 Feby 30. Int - .75 166.21 ( Rope & Baling) 23.00 ( plow moles ) 189.21 My recpt July 3 200. this receipt explains the contract Amt of Credits ) $389.21 1866 Octr ) Fri 5 ) I was not verry well all night A sore throat & head ake (it

is cold) Mag went to Town this morning it turned quite cool

H. Bradshaw yesterday evening I learn Hugh Bradshaw is dangerously sick

with Tyfoid fever, been sick about 15 days.

Sat 6 I stayed at home all day not verry well Sore throat, Tooth

Sore throat & head ake Kept my bead nearly all day. The boys halled up

H. Bradshaw some Corn fed & watered & quit at 12 oclock Hugh Bradshaw

thought some better

Sun 7 I was better tho not able to git about No News It rained

a little

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